The Civil engineer and architect's journal, scientific and railway gazette (1839)
London : [William Laxton] · leaf 14
eing putto flight by the expeditiousness imposed upon him. Whereas liadhe been allowed to apply himself to the task leisurely and quietly,he would have devised some means of preserving the Marl)le Arch,and not only retaining it, but giving it increased value and im-portance, as the focus point of a… … how the Arch could have been retained and connected with theadvanced line of new l)uildings. VVe would have continued thestylobate and order of the Arch by two siveeping double colonnades(quadrant in plan). This would not only have given gi-eater privacyto the court-yard, the stylobate being…
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